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Emil DINGA

Academia Română

The paper is aimed at reviewing and analyzing the main concepts and phenomena that could be counted as generative factors for the sustainable financial source. In this context, the economic process, the economic resources and the economic environment are analyzed under the aspect of their predicates concerning the sustainability. Some appeals are made to the entropy model of the economic process, to get the main predicates of the sustainability of the financial source. The author establishes the “Decalogue” of the sustainable financial source as the sum of the six first order necessary predicates and the four-second order necessary predicates. The final results propose a list of the sufficient and necessary conditions for any abstract sustainable financial resource.

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ŒCONOMICA no. 3/2006

Keywords: entropy, sustainability, economic resource, financial resource, financial source, environment, sustainable development, logical predicate, dissipative structures

JEL: G10, G32, Q01

Surse sustenabile de finanţare – aspecte de metodologie generală

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